Nathan's Session - May 2026
In this session, we explored the road less travelled, the road well travelled, and yet we still ended up hearing the Eagles three times in one round.
commentsIn this session, we explored the road less travelled, the road well travelled, and yet we still ended up hearing the Eagles three times in one round.
commentsIn this session, we sought out to prove that the fairer sex can still make a racket with six strings, that music isn’t dead (it just smells funny) and that some of the most interesting artists ignore the rule book.
commentsFor our late March session, we reminisced about gigs of the past and gigs that never were.
commentsThe February session we had in March. We looked at put-downs and zingers, and learnt aout the difference in lap steels, pedal steels and dobros.
commentsWe welcomed in the New Year with a slew of songs and a frozen yoghut treat, and commiserated with Chris on the loss of his cabbage tree and fridge.
commentsWe celebrated the end of the year by sharing music that pressed our buttons in 2025, but that we hadn’t played at SU&L that year.
commentsWe tested out my new house and listening area, and examined a snapshot of everyone’s listening habits at a specific point in time.
commentsWe pondered the deep mysteries of Faith and Hope which turned to Carnage, and we explored the connections between Charles Manson, Doris Day, Melanoma, and Terry Melcher.
commentsTo commerate Richard’s birthday, we shared some celebratory songs, raised (and lowered) the temperature, and finished the night off with cheese and cake.
commentsWe feasted like kings, admired a shiny new kitchen, and enjoyed a great night of music.
commentsWe explored a world without (well, almost without) guitars, and shared the quiet joys of brotherhood.
commentsGreat to be joined by a ‘proxy’ guest. Tiptop tunes centred on holidays & travel, but that were neither relaxing nor took take us anywhere…
commentsWe celebrated a birthday, heard stories, protest songs, and great music. We shared CDs, records, and cake with cream.
commentsThe first of (hopefully) many more sessions at Nathan’s started with a party - we heard everything from Nana Mouskouri through to Einstürzende Neubauten.
commentsWe explored Japanese music (or at least music vaguely inspired by or related to Japan), with a brief diversion to celtic music, and admired Martin’s lutherie skills.
commentsWe shared a feast of music and snacks with an unprecedented four guests on an equally unprecedented Friday night.
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